Multi-rotor manned aircraft
Abstract
The invention discloses a multi-rotor manned vehicle, comprising man-carried cabin, lifting rotor, equipment bin and steering rudder; the upper part of the said man-carried cabin is provided with a window, the bottom edge is provided with a landing gear or taxiing wheels, the outer wall is provided with a cabin door, the outer wall of both sides or the top is provided with a side-push rotor separately, and the back end of the said side-push rotor is provided with a first power device to drive the said side-push rotor; the said lifting rotors are provided of a quantity of at least two, which are arranged side-by-side in parallel around or on both sides of the said man-carried cabin, and the lower end of each said lifting rotor is respectively provided with a second power device to drive the said lifting rotor; the said equipment bin is arranged at the bottom of the said man-carried cabin, in which a power source is provided for the operation of the said first power device and the second power device; the said steering rudder is arranged at the rear or top of the said man-carried cabin. The flight, take-off and landing of the invention is similar to the unmanned aerial vehicle, having the advantages of small and flexible, low altitude and low speed, vertical lifting, economic and practical.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A multi-rotor manned vehicle, characterized by: including man-carried cabin ( 1 ), lifting rotor ( 5 ), equipment cabin ( 8 ) and steering rudder ( 10 );
The upper part of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ) is provided with a window ( 7 ), the bottom edge is provided with a landing gear or taxiing wheels ( 9 ), the outer wall is provided with a cabin door ( 4 ), the outer wall of both sides or the top is provided with a side-push rotor ( 2 ) separately, and the back end of the said side-push rotor ( 2 ) is provided with a first power device ( 3 ) to drive the said side-push rotor ( 2 ); The said lifting rotors ( 5 ) are provided of a quantity of at least two, which are arranged side-by-side in parallel around or on both sides of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ), and the lower end of each said lifting rotor ( 5 ) is respectively provided with a second power device ( 6 ) to drive the said lifting rotor ( 5 ); The said equipment bin ( 8 ) is arranged at the bottom of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ), in which a power source is provided for the operation of the said first power device ( 3 ) and the second power device ( 6 ); The said steering rudder ( 10 ) is arranged at the rear or top of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ).
2 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ) is of a capsule structure with a circular cross section to accommodate a single person, or a strip section to accommodate three people, or a rectangle section to accommodate more than three people, or a boat-shape section to accommodate more than three people.
3 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: a parachute ( 11 ) is arranged at the top of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ).
4 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: a first guide tube cover ( 12 ) is arranged vertically outside the said lifting rotor ( 5 ).
5 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 or 4 , characterized by: each said lifting rotor ( 5 ) is arranged side by side in parallel around or on both sides of the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ) and is connected with the outer wall corresponding to the said man-carried cabin ( 1 ) by a connecting arm.
6 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: a second guide tube cover ( 13 ) is arranged horizontally outside the said side-push rotor ( 2 ).
7 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: both the said first power device ( 3 ) and second power device ( 6 ) are driven by engines or electric motors.
8 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 7 , characterized by: when both the said first power device ( 3 ) and second power device ( 6 ) are driven by engines, the said power source is fuel; when both the said first power device ( 3 ) and second power device ( 6 ) are driven by electric motors, the said power source is storage battery.
9 . According to the multi-rotor manned vehicle described in claim 1 , characterized by: the said landing gear or taxiing wheels ( 9 ) is provided with a function of shock absorption.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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